The Only Place in the World That Cures Neurogenic Bladder
Xiao Chuan-Guo Hospital
We Offer Unique Services
Based on the xiao procedure, which is the only effective surgery for neurogenic bladder, we utilize cutting-edge technology to deliver advanced and efficient treatments to patients around the world. Currently, the treatment for neurogenic bladder incontinence patients led by Professor Xiao Chuan-Guo’s team has achieved an effectiveness rate exceeding 85%.
CUTTING-EDGE TECHNOLOGY
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We are dedicated to providing lifelong care and support to our patients, ensuring their well-being even after treatment. Additionally, we guarantee free retreatment if the initial treatment is ineffective.
LIFETIME SERVICE
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Due to its location in China, our hospital is able to provide cost-effective healthcare solutions, even without insurance coverage, while maintaining high treatment standards. If a patient undergoes the Xiao procedure at our hospital, the cost is approximately $30,000, while a similar procedure in the United States would cost no less than $100,000.
LOW COST
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Our hospital is committed to ensuring convenient and hassle-free appointment scheduling for patients, and we also offer free medical evaluations, allowing them to access our services with ease.
EASY APPOINTMENTS
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Why Choos Us
Sterling Bunnell’s Notable Quote: “A Little Means a Lot to Those with Nothing”
International authoritative urology textbook‘s special introduction to Professor Xiao Chuan-Guo’s invention of the Xiao procedure
American Urological Association Outstanding Achievement Award
The International Jack Lapides Essay Contest on Urodynamic and Neurourology
Professor Xiao’s professional awards for the Xiao Procedure
A: According to patient follow-up statistics, the Xiao procedure is effective in about 85% of cases. Patients who have seen a return of both bowel and bladder functions, whether fully or partially, along with those who no longer experience complications such as kidney hydronephrosis or urinary tract infections, and have regained kidney function, are considered to have had an effective response.
A: The Xiao procedure involves grafting visceral nerves to motor nerves to create a new voiding pathway.
A: Each patient’s condition varies, leading to different complications, requiring specific surgical treatment plans tailored to individual cases.
A: The Xiao procedure involves grafting 1/3 of leg nerves and visceral nerves, which may lead to temporary or permanent muscle atrophy in the legs, muscle weakness, and, in severe cases, affecting walking function, necessitating rehabilitation. Patients should carefully assess the benefits and risks of the surgery.
A: Patients gradually regain bladder and bowel function over approximately 1 year post-surgery.
A: Surgical indications include spinal cord injuries, congenital spinal cord defects, myelomeningocele, and pelvic nerve injuries post-gynecological surgery.
A: Before discharge, doctors inform patients of recovery precautions and rehabilitation methods. Patients are required to return to the hospital or local medical facilities for urinary dynamics and urological ultrasound checks every 3, 6, and 12 months, with the primary physician providing tailored recommendations based on the results.
A: Over the past 15 years, the medical team at Xiao Chuan-Guo Hospital has performed the Xiao procedure on over 5000 patients from both domestic and international backgrounds, boasting a comprehensive clinical pathway, treatment plan, and extensive clinical experience.
A: Conventional treatment options such as bladder expansion, intermittent catheterization, and bladder diversion are available as alternative treatment options.
A: The average hospitalization period is around 10-14 days.
A: The hospital has a highly professional team of physicians, nurses, and anesthesiologists capable of handling various emergency situations.
A: The Xiao procedure is a routine elective surgery and, like other surgeries, does not require any special preparations.
A: The Xiao procedure requires general anesthesia, and patients do not have the option to choose the type of anesthesia.
A: Domestic indigent patients may receive partial fee waivers; the hospital is set to collaborate with multiple international insurance companies to establish international insurance payment channels.
A: Patients are clearly informed of the contents of the informed consent form and the surgical treatment plan, including alternative options, during preoperative discussions.
A: Postoperatively, nerve regeneration may take around 1 year or longer. During this period, patients should protect kidney secretion function and bladder detrusor muscle function as much as possible, intermittent catheterization is required, and regular follow-up examinations are necessary.
A: All patient personal information and medical records are kept confidential.
A: The hospital has a professional nursing team to provide care for patients, and family members can accompany patients for daily care.
A: Patients who undergo the Xiao procedure can achieve independent voiding, reducing the risk of recurrent urinary tract infections and kidney damage, significantly improving their quality of life.
A: The hospital provides dedicated transportation services, professional translation services, and assistance with hotel reservations and meal arrangements.
A: The cost of the Xiao procedure is globally standardized at $30,000.
A: The surgery costs cannot be paid in installments; all fees must be transferred to the hospital’s designated account before the surgery.